Windows 11 is Microsoft’s latest release of their flagship desktop operating system. This course will teach you how to maintain, backup, recover, and troubleshoot a Windows 11 machine.

In this course, Windows 11 Essentials, we will focus on important aspects of Windows 11 features and functionality.

In this course, Windows 11 Foundations, we will help you learn your way around Microsoft's latest operating system.

This course will teach you the foundations on which the Windows OS is built, its main mechanisms and architecture. This will allow you to get deeper into Windows, whether you are a developer, researcher, or other power user.

This course will teach you about kernel concepts and mechanisms, which form the basis of how applications and kernel drivers use the kernel’s services.

Welcome to Windows 11 Internals: Memory Management. This course will teach you how Windows uses and manages virtual and physical memory. You’ll learn how memory is used in Windows and the most common APIs to work with memory.

This course will teach you how processes are managed by the Windows kernel. You’ll see how to create and manage processes using the Windows API and tools. You’ll learn about job objects that allow managing processes as a group.

This course will teach you about threads used to run code on multiple processors. You’ll see how threads are created, destroyed, and managed. In addition, you’ll learn how to use the Windows API to work with threads.

In this course, Windows 11 Power Users, we dive deeper into the world of Windows 11.

In this course, Windows 11 Pro, we cover basic introductory topics that desktop administrators and next-level power users require.

This course will teach you how to troubleshoot and repair user accounts, file, folder, and permissions problems for local and remote users.

This course will teach you how to troubleshoot and repair any type of problem with installing and running apps and software on a Windows 11 PC.